Franklin Graham

In this thought-provoking discussion, Reverend Franklin Graham, an influential evangelist, joins Palestinian-American analyst Omar Baddar and Jewish spokesperson Yishai Fleisher to tackle the fraught intersection of war and religion amid the Israel-Iran tensions. They delve into how religious narratives influence public sentiment and the complex moral dilemmas in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The conversation also addresses the responsibilities of leaders and journalists in portraying the realities of war while navigating the intricate tapestry of faith, governance, and geopolitical dynamics.

Franklin Graham, evangelist and president of Samaritan's Purse, shares heartfelt memories of Christmas traditions with his parents, Billy and Ruth Graham. He reflects on the impact of their family’s faith and discusses his initial reluctance to embrace his calling. Listeners learn about Operation Christmas Child and hear an inspiring story of a shoebox that changed a girl's life in the Philippines. Franklin highlights the importance of boldly sharing the gospel and expresses gratitude for the support that allows them to spread Christ’s message worldwide.

Avraham Burg, former interim Israeli president known for outspoken criticism of Israeli policy; Josh Hammer, Newsweek editor and conservative commentator; Yanis Varoufakis, economist and ex-Greek finance minister; Franklin Graham, evangelical leader and Samaritan's Purse president. They debate origins and aims of the Israel-Iran conflict. They clash over religious influence, settler violence, regime change, nuclear risks, and geopolitical and economic fallout.

Franklin Graham, an evangelist and leader of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, joins Greg Laurie to discuss where to find hope amid national tragedies. They reflect on recent events, including the loss of influential figures like Charlie Kirk, emphasizing the importance of faith during dark times. The conversation also delves into the spiritual diagnosis of America, the need for revival, and how God’s promises offer comfort amid suffering. Multiple insights highlight the timeless message of resilience found in Romans 8:28 and Billy Graham's poignant words after 9/11.

Franklin Graham, President and CEO of Samaritan's Purse and son of the renowned Billy Graham, shares his insights on the COVID-19 pandemic and its challenges for faith communities. He discusses the humanitarian efforts of Samaritan's Purse in major cities and reflects on his father's legacy. The conversation ventures into the role of evangelical Christians in politics, Graham's support for Trump, and the societal impact of rising secularism. Personal stories highlight the power of faith in times of crisis and the importance of kindness amidst adversity.